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Keil Erdman
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InviteShare is an excellent company. I had a great experience using their website. The platform is user-friendly and the customer service is top-notch. I highly recommend InviteShare to anyone looking to share and manage their event invitations.

Richard Komatz
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InviteShare has been a valuable tool for organizing my events. The website is easy to use and the customer service is always helpful. I've been using it for a while now and I'm very happy with the results. Definitely recommend!

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About InviteShare

InviteShare links people with invites to beta services to those without. Anyone can add themselves to one or more of the roughly 50 waiting lists for various sites. It's easier to get invites for some sites than others. A user's position in line is determined based on the time they requested an invite as well as how many invitations they have given out to other services.

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InviteShare was created by Jeff Broderick at [EkinDesigns](http://www.ekindesigns.com/). The site quickly gained a lot of attention as it was featured on TechCrunch and other blogs. Within days Jeff listed the site for sale on the SitePoint marketplace where it was sold to [TechCrunch](http://www.techcrunch.com). Shortly after the time of purchase Michael Arrington announced that some stability and minor feature changes to the service would be made, but for the most part InviteShare would remain the same.